Hey, everyone. It is Friday and that means it's interview day. Jen, what do you've got

for me? Hi, I've got lots for you. Welcome to Fat Miss Garrett, everyone. That's right.

You went off and had your own little interview last week, and I had a little catch up this

week with Aisha Carey, who's here in the virtual studio for everybody. So let me give you

a little background, in case you don't know who she is. Lifestyle expert entrepreneur, TV

host, author, mom of three. And maybe you know her because she is the wife of NBA superstar

Stefan Carey. She does a lot. Jess, I kid you not when I was doing her bio for this. I was

like, okay, I got to cut out a bunch of this stuff because she's just very entrepreneurial

spirit. So she has like all these things going on, whatever we'll get to that. But yes,

she does do a lot. But I actually met her a few years ago when I was at Mary Claire and

in San Francisco. And I just thought she was so smart and kind and open and like a little

bit vulnerable in this really refreshing way. And to be honest, she was nothing like I expected

from her, the publicity she's done. And the way people online seem to perceive her, she's

gotten in trouble for being her vulnerable real self. And I find it really refreshing.

And I really like talking to her. Anyway, we ended up connecting about food ultimately

when I when I met her because that's her passion. She's written two cookbooks, the

season's life in the full plate. She's hosted TV shows like Family Food Night, The Great

American Baking Show. She had her own show, Patience's Homemade. And she's the co-founder

of the International Smoke Restaurant. So when she refers to her hospitality group in

a restaurant, that's what she's talking about. So she's also the founder of Sweet July,

which is a store in Oakland. She's from the Bay Area. And it's also a website and quarterly

magazine. It sells a curated selection of products from black owned companies and local

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